Dr. Joelle Osias joins Jaime and Callie of The Girls Room Project After Dark for a candid conversation about women’s health, endometriosis, and the importance of looking beyond symptoms to understand the whole patient.
During the episode, Dr. Osias shares insights into the complex and often misunderstood nature of endometriosis, the experience of patients who struggle to find answers, and the need for thoughtful, comprehensive care. The conversation also explores emerging approaches to women’s health and the broader ways medications such as GLP-1s may affect inflammation, metabolic health, the brain, the gut, and the microbiome.
Whether you are navigating endometriosis yourself, supporting someone you care about, or simply looking for a deeper understanding of women’s health, this conversation offers practical insight, encouragement, and a reminder that patients deserve to feel heard.
In This Conversation
- Why endometriosis can be difficult to recognize and diagnose
- The importance of listening to and believing patients
- How endometriosis can affect more than reproductive health
- Why whole-body care matters
- The evolving role of GLP-1 medications beyond weight management
- How education and advocacy can help patients seek better answers
Featured Guest
Dr. Joelle Osias is the founder and medical director of Foreviva Medical Clinique, where she provides comprehensive care for women navigating endometriosis and other complex health concerns.